this is a very complicated situation with very high voltage. >> it took hours to get the freeway open and now it's getting ready to close down again. the very latest on highway 101. >> preparing for a natural disaster or national emergency. the training exercises happening at the livermore airport this morning. "mornings on 2" starts announcement -- now. good morning. you're looking live at our traffic map up in the north

bay. we want to show you that area because the gates are opening at the sonoma raceway for the gopro grand prix. this is the finale of the indy car season. if you missed -- were anywhere in the area when there's a race, it backs up very quickly. we hear traffic is already starting to slow down out there. you can see a little yellow there on the map by sears point. good morning. we'll watch that. welcome to "mornings on 2", sunday, august 30th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, i'm good morning ross palombo. we have developing news. >> a earthquake in the hayward area. if you felt shaking accord together usgs there was a magnitude 2.6 just after 5:00 this morning, it was little but centered three miles southeast of hayward. >> a woman called us and said the jolt woke her up, shook her entire building. if you felt something you were

not dreaming. >> we'll keep an eye on that. let's go to rosemary now for a look at how this day is shaping up. you've got sphwhrierchldz >> yes. cooler and drier than 24 hours ago. for the afternoon we're going to continue with this very nice weather in place for sunday. live look here at that sunshine coming up across the bay. pointing towards the east obviously. little bit of fog out there. little bit of cloud cover but not too bad. it should dissipate fairly quickly and we'll have mostly sunny skies for your afternoon today and temperatures will be very seasonal, a lot like yesterday with the onshore breeze. look at how much cooler we are this morning in santa rosa. by a whopping 12 degrees. you will notice that if you're stepping out early this morning. napa by about 8, 6 in fairfield and concord. 5 livermore and around the bay anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees cooler than where we were at this time. temperatures now 65 in livermore.

63 concord. hayward 64 as well as oakland. closer to the peninsula, 62 san francisco. 61 redwood city. 63 halfmoon bay. over portions of the north bay, 54 santa rosa now, 58 in napa. there's a look at the cloud cover. you can see over the east bay and as well as the peninsula partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies over the north bay and portions of the south bay. second part of the day, temperatures will warm up. we're going to look very nice into the second half. no 90s in the forecast for today. you have to get all the way to the central valley for that. we'll have 80s, 70s for inland cities, around the bay, upper 60s and 70s as well. upper 60s expected along the coastline. more temperatures coming up in a bit. we'll talk about how long this trend is going to last. 7:03. it took hours to get the freeway back open but guess what? highway 101 is going to be shut down again. it starts 9:00 tonight. both directions of highway 101

will be -- in the burlington game area will be closed. both directions were shut down friday night 1:30 when a construction crane accidentally struck the transmission tower damaging it and knocking the high voltage lines on to the highway. the freeway was shut down immediately for safety reasons but special equipment was needed for repairs in the southbound lanes of 101, and they didn't reopen until 2:30 yesterday afternoon. northbound lanes reopened an hour later and the repairs are not -- if the repairs are not done, it will be closed again tonight from 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to get pg&e to work on the electrical lines. >> the power lines behind me are like superhighways. and the ones in your neighborhoods are like small residential streets. they are moving a lot of electricity at high voltage, are very dangerous. >> no service interruptions are expected during tonight's electrical repairs. yesterday there was backup at sfo and caused congestion on

alternate routes. the closure will expect mill bray avenue to east poplar avenue in san mateo. and northbound 101 to burlingame. highways 92 and 280 are the alternates recommended again. a large scale training exercise just getting underway for bay underway area -- bay area response teams. allie rasmus is at the airport where the exercise is centered. >> reporter: i'm standing next to a cessna 182, one of three planes at the livermore airport that is going to be heading up to the air today as part of a training exercise with the civil air patrol. if you don't know who they are, what they do we have major chris johnson with the civil air patrol to explain it. what is the civil air patrol? a lot of people don't know what you do. >> good morning. we're part of the air force,

auxilliary. we do 80 percent of the inland search and rescue in the country. >> reporter: the training exercise today a big component of what you do after a natural disaster or national emergency you are called up to take service orb photos from the -- surveillance or photos from the air so emergency responders can get a sense of what is going on. >> exactly. today we have a scenario where we have a simulated earthquake which we've gone through. as a matter of fact in the napa earthquake we did photography for fema on that. we're practicing those skills today. we have photographers that take high def photos we feed to fema. this way they can best get the supplies needed. >> reporter: with the napa earthquake you said the pictures you took were for what? >> of levees to make sure there were no breaches in them. we were able to turn them around in a very short period of time. >> reporter: speaking of other

disasters, 10-year anniversary of hurricane katrina. civil air patrol was century involved in the response -- very much involved in the response to that. >> we were, we did a lot of disaster photographs and stuff like that for different agencies. also 9/11. that is coming up too. as a matter of fact, we were the first ones in the air that were allowed to fly, some of the first photographs were by civil air patrol members. >> reporter: some of the photos are of the 580 corridor to practice, if there were an earthquake that is what you would take pictures of to see if there is damage. >> yes, we answer to several different agencies but yes. they may say specifically we want certain types of photos of a certain area. or may say, for the 580 corridor, check the whole thing, make sure it's all good. >> reporter: thank you very much. to point out all the personnel and pilots involved in this training exercise, are volunteers. so people taking part are all donating their time to do this. and to be prepared.

we're going to be hanging out with them throughout the morning. we're going to maybe -- they are going to show us how they pack up the planes, some of the equipment and what they plan on doing later this morning. we'll check back with you later on. >> how many planes or choppers are going to be in the air at any one time? are people going to notice a large event happening in the skies above them? >> reporter: since this is a training exercise they have three planes that are going up this morning. no helicopters, just planes. three planes that are going up. again this is just so they can practice and get a sense and keep up to date with the technology and the photographery they use as part of their missions. >> allie rasmus, thank you. concord man in jail after his wife reported that he was drunk and trying to make a flash bomb. officers arrived at the complex on robin lane last night and said they smelled a strong chemical odor. 60 people were evacuated including the man's wife and two children from surrounding apartments and they told the man to come out.

he did, and was arrested on child endangerment charges. >> whenever someone is experimenting with chemicals it's a big threat. thatties we call the professionals like county hazmat and walnut creek bomb squad. >> investigators didn't find any explosives in the man's apartment. his name is not being released. everyone else in the neighborhood was allowed to return home last night. in texas, investigators now say that murdered deputy was targeted just because he was wearing a uniform. they now have the 30-year-old suspect in custody and are charging him with murder. police say friday night he came up to the deputy pumping gas and shot him from behind. surveillance video then shows him standing over the deputy and shooting him several more times. the suspect and victim don't appear to have a prior connection. >> we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. well, cops' lives matter too, so let's just drop the qualifier and say lives matter,

and take that to the bank. >> people turned that gas station near houston into a memorial for the deputy. >> i can't describe it. to go up behind somebody and terrorize them and brutalize them like that, it's just unbelievable. >> that deputy leaves behind a wife and two children. a charity now pledging to pay for their college educations. meanwhile in louisiana a funeral for another trooper killed in the line of duty. police say a suspected truck thief shot him in the head with a sawed off shotgun after the officer drove up to him. other motorists actually stopped to help that officer and managed to bring that suspect in themselves. all drivers in today's indycar race in sonoma will pay tribute to a fallen friend and fellow competitor. justin wilson was in the race last sunday in pennsylvania when debris from a crash hit his head. he died the next day. in his honor his number 25 car will be driven today by his close friend. every driver's helmet and race car will also have a special

justin wilson detail. the go pro grand prix of sonoma is happening today. spectator gates opened a short time ago. traffic is picking up a little. it still looks pretty good but we expect gridlock all day. every time they have a race, even ones not as positive as the ones we'll see today cause backups. watch for that on 101, 37 and 121. happening today -- a milestone for the silicon valley pride parade and festival. it is celebrating its 40th anniversary today. the festival is noon to 7:00 in downtown san jose. there will be live music on two stages and performers include a former american idol contestant from the bay area and santana tribute band. the parade is 10:30 this morning. it will go down market street from west st. john's street to park avenue.

looks like a good time. congratulations, 40 years. time 7:11. a call for help sent out on social media. and the response was amazing. the 75-year-old and the group that answered the call. >> she saved the city from an evil gang and became the newest hero. the 9-year-old who did it all. >> and we're watching the events around the bay area.

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♪ good morning, thank you for joining us. we have a beautiful day in store. partly cloudy skies this morning, a lot cooler out there, a lot drier out there. i'll have a look at the numbers coming up in a little bit. two beaches closed today after some shark sightings. some caught on camera. boaters shot this video of a large hammerhead circling them near la jolla, it was eight feet long. others reported seeing it as well saying the shark was aggressive and following them. one kayaker even said it followed him in all the way to the beach. that beach will stay closed until tomorrow. and a beach at san luis obese -- obese pocounty, obispo county, a woman thought she saw a dolphin but realized it was a shark. it took a bite out of her

surferboard. she's ok but the surfboard has a few bite marks. 7:15. a 9-year-old from fairfield had a big day yesterday because it's tough work to save a city. >> it was the best day of my life! >> kylan is living with an incurable disease that does effect every system in her body which does make her extremely fragile but that didn't stop the little iron girl from taking on an evil gang yesterday with the help of the wish connections and some fellow superheroes. the fairfield mayor surprised her with a $500 shopping spree for the solano town center. >> she was just thrilled. thrilled. as any child would be. i'm certain this is going to affect what she does for the rest of her life. >> because of her crime fighting and symptoms don't

mix, she's probably a little sore today but that is not something that she seems to mind. >> everybody -- thank you! [ cheering and applause ] >> so adorable. >> this is not the end of her big weekend. today she's going to go to a giants game. and she's going to the exploratorium. >> i wonder if she's going as iron woman. >> of course. >> awesome. your weather authority rosemary orozco joins us now. you have a little more on the quake we had earlier this morning in hayward. >> yes. stormtracker 2 showing us where it was exactly. first, a live look outside our doors because we're waking up with partly cloudy skies. some good weather. and looking at a nice day as we get into the second part. if you enjoyed the numbers yesterday you'll enjoy what we have in store for sunday as well. let's look at the satellite and

radar view. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies in and around the central east bay, north bay and down towards the south bay, partly cloudy to mostly clear. checking in again on this small quake that struck earlier. you can see just south of areas around hayward, still in fact in hayward but in between hayward as well as union city there, looks like very close to cal state university east bay. if i slide in just a little closer you can see 2.6 magnitude with the depth of about 4 and it happened at 5:11 this morning. so a small one but folks in the area obviously felt it. 55 degrees now in santa rosa. 62 oakland. 66 concord, low 60s san francisco and 65 degrees in san jose. as we get into the second half of the afternoon we have another nice to warm day in store. 85 in fairfield. 85 napa. 83 novato. mid-80s in santa rosa. as we shift to the east bay, a good-looking day here, 76

oakland, 77 hayward. inland areas, we have warm weather today, 87 brentwood. 85 pleasanton. in the south bay, 80 san jose. 79 sunnyvale. 80 cupertino. along the peninsula, upper 70s to 80 degrees. 78 san mateo. cooler in san francisco but a near repeat from yesterday, 70 degrees for the second half of your day. and mid to upper 60s along the coastline. the extended forecast here, temperatures will warm a bit more as we get back to work monday. then notice as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures begin to cool back a bit. low 80s in the forecast on tuesday. even back into the upper 70s by wednesday and thursday for our inland communities. relatively quiet and mild out there for the next several days. >> a little shaker in hayward but that's what we want, the little ones. >> that's what they say. relieve some of that pressure.

former president bill clinton in new orleans last night to mark the 10th anniversary of one of the worst natural disasters in american history. the hurricane devastated the gulf coast august 29, 2005. one of the hardest-hit areas was the ninth ward in new orleans after the levees failed. yesterday people marched through that neighborhood to celebrate how far they've come even though there's still much more work to do. clinton is the third president to visit the area. >> we moved mountains and made miracles and it's astonishing and we're proud. >> katrina killed more than 1,800 people and caused an estimated $100 billion in damages. yesterday a memorial was dedicated to those who died but were never identified erika is no longer a tropical storm but floridians still preparing for heavy rains and flooding. people are still filling up sandbags and stocking up on

supplies. the storm already killed at least 20 people on the caribbean island of dominica and at least five deaths are being blamed on the storm in haiti. now the remnants of that storm could bring up to five inches of rain to parts of southern and central florida. not over yet. 7:20. the presidential race has turned a party favorite into a very big business but if you're looking for a donald trump pinata at local stores, there are big lines for them. >> time for our "pet of the day." this is "lilac," 1-year-old siamese mix and she can be a bit shy at first. that's what we're hearing but warms up quickly and loves neck scratches and rubbing against your legs. she's available for adoption at the pet food extress in walnut creek. for more information on lilac go to ktvu.com and click the "mornings on 2" tab and of

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continues to struggle. kaepernick even sacked for a safety. he completed only two of five passes for 13 yards and he was dangerous scrambling with the ball including a 34-yard run but the 49ers still lost to the broncos 19-12. the raiders are going to play tonight at the coliseum. the line-up against carson palmer now leading the arizona cardinals. they are hoping to clean up issues from the preseason game against minnesota last week. raiders were flagged for 13 penalties in the loss, kickoff today is 5:00 p.m. raider nation is already there this morning. the nfl's longest weekly tailgate is already set up outside the coliseum. this tailgate is more than barbecue and beer. the 66 mob which stands for making oakland better wants us to honor al davis by -- the legacy of al davis but keeping it in oakland. the 66-mob says it's important to have a new stadium in oakland for the raiders and

their fans. and the entire east bay community. >> when you have a team that is more than just a sports team, it's an identity, for the kids. for to us take pride in. this team has a lot of gritty blue collar folks that support them when they are 3-13 like last year and this year right now almost every home game is sold out. >> that's right. the group is known around the nfl for its overnight tailgates and the preseason and their weekend long tailgates in the regular season. these gatherings also raise money for bay area nonprofits. it seems a lot of people want to take a swing at donald trump. a pinata designed to look like him is a big seller in stores across the country. according to the press democrat in they are selling almost as fast as they are placed on store shelves in the bay area. a store owner said most of her customers buy them for fun but a few of those pinatas have

also been used at recent trump protests. donald trump says he's going to make a decision soon about whether he's going to run as an independent if he loses the republican nomination for president. trump told reporters he thinks a decision will make a lot of people very happy. yesterday at the national federation of republican assemblies in nashville, tennessee. he took a stab at his own party saying he's not happy with the elected republicans in washington. >> they go to washington, we're going to stop obama care, we're going to stop this, we're going to do this, do that. then they walk into these magnificent buildings with the incredible vaulted ceilings and go oh, i made it darling. i made it. i vote for you. i vote for you. i vote for obama care extensions. i'll do whatever you want me to do. i'm in

7:30, here's a look at some of the top stories we're following. highway 101 through millbrae and burlingame, will be closed tonight through tomorrow morning. a construction crane knocked down a tower, senld sending

down live power lines on the highway shutting it down most of the day. the go progrand free of sonoma, overall champion will be crowned but drivers will also be carrying the memory of justin wilson who lost his life when debris from a crash hit his head last weekend. and it's the 40th anniversary of the silicon valley pride festival and parade. the theme this year, looking forward from 40. the parade begins three hours from now at market and west st. john's streets in san jose. one of the grand marshals is kevin yeager, the first openly gay elected official in the santa clara county area. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. we have a pretty fabulous day in store. temperatures going to be nice, going to be warm but not going to be too hot. we have a view over the east bay hills, mount diablo, mostly sunny skies, and that's

what we'll have in the second part of the day as well. even along the coastline. i'll show you where the clouds are, along the coast, peninsula, crossing into the east bay we showed you the inner east bay just a moment ago. the winds will be on shore for today. they are generally light now. 60 fairfield. 65 livermore. 61 walnut creek. around the bay 64 hayward, 63 at sfo. and upper 50s at napa. 54 santa rosa and 63 novato. outside this morning we're cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. look at this, by 7 degrees in fairfield. 8 napa. 10 santa rosa. and around the bay not as much but still mountainview down by 6, into san jose down by four. in the send half of the day temperatures will be seasonal this time of year. mid to upper 80s for the warmer spots if you're going to sonoma for the race we have 68 degrees at 10:00 a.m. 72 at noontime. and upper 70s in the forecast for the afternoon. again a lot like yesterday but going to be less humid. than what we had yesterday

afternoon. 70 degrees for san francisco today. 76 oakland. 84 concord. mid-80s in napa. 48 morgan hill and the inner east bay, again, 87 antioch. temperatures are going to warm monday. and then cool once again. i'll look at the extended forecast coming up. injured but alive after nine days lost in the sierra. a woman from fresno county is rescued by a teen from the marin county search and rescue team. deborah villalone with more on the dramatic rescue. >> we expect her condition to improve as time goes by. >> reporter: the depress know county sheriff -- the fresno county sheriff shared the great news. mayuki harwood separated from her group found. this chp pilot and paramedic lifted her to safety. >> she was very grateful. was exhausted, but thankful just to be saved and to get out

of there. >> reporter: it was one of fresno county's longest and largest search efforts hampered by a wildfire, throwing smoke and making it tough to search by air. as time became even more critical a big push came the past few days to get more search teams on the ground. >> we can celebrate the fact that we had a successful find and successful rescue. >> reporter: four people searching a rocky canyon were the first to lay eyes on harwood. >> they were calling her name. she responded by blowing a whistle. >> reporter: they reached her, got a medic on another team to her and as they put it packaged her out >> in carrying her a quarter to half-mile to where the chp copter could even land. >> reporter: no food the entire time but as an experienced hiker she not only had that

whistle but a water filter too and the toughness to get herself to water even with a broken leg. >> she basically crawled from where she was injured to a creek. took her about two days to do that. then she drank from the creek with the water filter she had to stay alive. >> reporter: she had more going for her than many who get lost. plus the efforts of hundreds of people that didn't give up. >> i visited miss harwood in the hospital for a few minutes. she was conscious, talking, very grateful that she was found. >> reporter: marin search and rescue team all volunteer 100 strong has an account of the rescue on its facebook page. >> very lucky. the rescue team and many others spent the night in the sierra. they will be airlifted out today if the smoke from the nearby wildfire clears. for the first time in several years richmond police are reporting an increase in violent crime. the department says three have

been homicides and reported since january. that is twice as many as this time last year. 21% up from 2014. officials say many of the crimes are gang related and also blaming the spike in the transfer of non-violent offenders from state prisons to local jails and reclassification of many drug crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. fundraiser today to help the family of an 11-year-old boy from pleasanton. for 120 days he's been in the hospital after collapsing during a little league game in may. dylan o'leary is now undergoing rehab therapy at children's hospital. he was rushed to the hospital may 6th when a tangle of blood vessels in his brain burst. he was placed in a medically induced coma to reduce the swelling in his brain. >> the last thing he told me, i said i love you. i said i love you too. don't cry. >> reporter: after a month dylan was taken out of the coma. during his hospital stay support has been pouring in from the bay area sports teams including the giants, as and

warriors, now a neighbor is working to raise money to help them with medical costs. the fundraiser is being held at bar-on-'s restaurant in pleasanton from 3:30 to 7:00. tickets are available at the door and 100% of the proceeds go to the o'leary family. a fremont man has newly repaired roof thanks to social media and kindness of strangers. yesterday we told but 75-year- old richard dubeal. he spent the past three months working to repair his roof himself. a neighbor watched as he went up and down the ladder working endlessly to try to get that job done. that neighbor though posted a picture on facebook asking for help and yesterday help arrived. >> i'm just -- so overwhelmed with the kindness and help and the quality of work and -- i just can't get over the fact that people are so generous with their time.

>> he's a retired engineer from lockheed martin. he said he never thought about asking for help because he always found a way to make things work out himself. the as have struggled at home this season but it's even worgs on the road. they have not won back-to-back games on the road in more than a month. they are hoping to win their second straight game on the road today. last night all-star catcher steven broke out of his slump with three hits including a two- run homer against the arizona diedbacks. as went on to the 6-4 victory, they beat cleveland in mid- july. with the win today the giants can take their weekend series against the st. louis cardinals, they will need a better offensive performance than yesterday. the game decided in the fifth inning when the cardinals scored four runs, went to blank the giants 6-0. this afternoon chris heston will take the mound for the first time since august 17th. the giants wanted to give dollar rookie a rest. in atlanta a broadcaster announcing a baseball game saw a fan fall to his death.

>> someone just fell over. the upper deck. right below us. oh my gosh. they have to stop the game. oh my gosh. >> most fans had no idea what had just happened. that is why you can hear them in the background cheering new york yankees star alex rodriguez. he walked to the home plate. the game was not stopped as medical personnel rushed over to the fan trying to save him. that 60-year-old man though was proked now dead a short time -- pronounced dead a short time later at the hospital. a investigation is now of course underway. the new york air show is continuing this weekend despite of crash of one of the pilots during practice friday. the pilot was putting his plane through practice maneuvers near new windsor in upstate new york. no distress call but the pilot left the practice area and crashed over a nearby wooded area. an aviation news reporter took a quoteo that appears to show part of the tail missing.

the pilot's name is not being released until relatives are notified. no one on the ground fortunately was hurt. the national transportation safety board is now investigating that crash. the american automobile association -- let's turn to other news at 7:40. if we can. we're going to talk about labor day. more americans are expected to get out of town this year this labor day. aaa estimating 35.5 million will travel. many travelers say lower gas prices, airfares and hotel rates are a big incentive. and aaa says there are still good deals out there. >> if you're thinking of going last-minute you need to keep a couple of things in mind, try to book on an offpeak day, leave a day early thursday or come back tuesday. this will save airfare and help you find more availability on flights to the popular destinations. >> aaa says more than 85% of

all holiday travelers plan to drive. 7.5% say they are going to fly. the rest plan to use trains, buses or ships to get where they are going. people won't be using bart through the transbay tube during the long holiday weekend. bart will do more work on the tracks in the tube. regular service scheduled to resume in time for the tuesday morning commute after the holiday on monday. and bart will offer bus service across the bay bridge while that tube is shut down. coming up -- the search is on for a gunman after shots ring out cross a freeway. what we've learned about the shooting that shut down 880 for hours on friday night. >> can you say hi? >> you look pretty good. >> this is your savior. >> a minnesota state trooper helped save the life of this injured dog. how his actions also helped change the life of that dog's owner.

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welcome back. good morning. a quiet start to the day. partly cloudy skies, around the bay area, temperatures are cooler this morning by several degrees. it's a dry start to the day with the dry afternoon in store, temperatures are going to warm back into the 80s for ourernland communities. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. time now 7:45. in roanoke, virginia, friends and colleagues gathered to remember the two journalists shot and killed during a live report. co-workers of alison parker and adam ward share their favorite memories of the two on friday. focusing on how they lived

their lives. one reporter says ward was one of her best friends and made people around him laugh and smile. >> so many pictures have been shared of them from personal facebook profiles to professional and i really think the pictures speak for themselves, if you look at them. they always had a smile on their face. they were always goofing off. they always got the job done. >> a station spokesman for wdbj said the outpouring of support from the community has meant a lot to the staff during this very difficult time. some schools in washington state are making security improvements to prevent violence on campus. >> in a perfect world we would not need that stuff but unfortunately things happen. >> the tacoma -- tahoma school district that is has been taking proactive steps after multiple school shootings across the country. two elementary schools in the district changed the way

visitors enter the school and now require all visitors to check in at the front office. over the next couple of years the district plans on replacing the locks on every classroom door so they will lock inside in case of emergency. and a new high school that is set to open in 2017 will have more than 100 cameras around campus. a calf who was found near death on the side of the road is making a full recovery in grass valley. volunteers from the organization animal place say shelby was only about 2 months old and likely had gone days without food and water when she was found. they think the calf may have fallen from a truck that was taking cavs to an auction to be sold to dairy farms. under the care of volunteers shelby as you can see is put on weight and is ready to be visited by the public. she looks great. a great story. a minnesota state trooper is being credited with helping save the life of a dog and inspiring that dog's owner to change his life for the better.

"ghost" was hit by a car in july. the black lab's owner, what in vaughn saw what happened and tried to rush ghost to a vet clinic but he saw that it was closed and so he desperately called for help calling 911. >> the call was confusing because it came out it might be a person. >> my best friend, i said my best friend is dying. >> state trooper jason grove responded to the call. he's an iraq war veteran who used to work at an emergency room in baghdad. he still keeps tourniquets there that he used in iraq in his state patrol medical kit. the wrap helped "ghost" from losing too much blood on the ride to the vet. >> he had a cut from probably the upper part of his elbow all the way down over top of his wrist area here. >> would he have made it? >> you can speculate but the tourniquet definitely helped his chances. >> vaughn says he was on drugs and suicidal when he adopted "ghost." says he's been clean ever since his dog was rescued.

a nice story. >> great story. every time we have one of these little shakers and we report it people are like that's nothing. but i will say if it's -- if it happens near your house you wake up kind of wondering -- am i on the outside of it? >> when the napa quake hit i remember thinking if it's this strong here -- san francisco must be booming. little one today though. >> yes. >> despite early worries. >> if you were in hayward thinking whore -- i wonder where that was, it was in your neighborhood. thinking whoo! a live look in the east bay, mount diablo, partly cloudy skies, a beautiful start to the day, partly cloudy around the bay area and we'll be mostly sunny for the second half, even along the shore and i will mention along the shore today rip currents will be increased possibility for our west-facing beaches if you're planning on heading that way. before we look at our own local

forecast let's check on remnants of erika. just over cuba, winds now 35 miles per hour. but as it moves closer to the u.s. in the coming days it's actually going to strengthen a little. or at least that's what the projected path is saying at this time. so maybe a tropical storm, maybe wednesday when it finally moves into areas right there, just along the panhandle of florida. and then maybe farther into areas like alabama and georgia. we'll continue to track this. it continues to shift just a little bit. this morning it's a little farther west than it was just yesterday. so again that is the latest and we'll continue as we get into the coming days to watch that for you. this morning outside our doors we have patchy clouds, onshore breeze, a light onshore breeze that is going to be with us for the entire day and help to keep our temperatures very similar to what we had yesterday. but it will be drier. yesterday a little muggy for the first part of the day. as we get into the week ahead the ridge of high pressure will be to the east and we have a trough right over the pacific. we are nestled in between and

that means we have nice weather in the forecast for the week ahead. we'll be slightly warmer, then temperatures drop off as we get into wednesday. more on that in a bit. currently 55 santa rosa. oakland 62. concord 66. 61 san francisco. mid-60s san jose. afternoon highs for today, a lovely day in novato, 83, as well as san rafael. 72 sausalito. tiburon the same. 74 berkeley, 76 oakland, and mid-80s expected in livermore. upper 80s for antioch and brentwood. to the south bay, mid-80s for gilroy. low 80s saratoga. los gatos 81 for you. 79 santa clara. 79 sunnyvale. along the peninsula, san mateo 78. 70 expected in san francisco and mid to upper 60s for our coast. the extended forecast, temperatures warming just a bit as we get back to work monday

but not going to really last long. as we get into tuesday temperatures begin to fall off a bit. eventually our inland areas into the upper 70s for the afternoon. that's a nice day. >> sounds almost cold. >> yes. for those that love the heat, summertime heat it's not going to be with us at least the next several days. >> thank you. one part of the north bay could be getting greener, and what some people are now doing to help keep their gardens healthy despite the drought. ♪ we won't stop♪ >> and she's back. miley cyrus set to host the mtv video music awards tonight. she calls this craziest show. >> you've been warned. >> we'll be watching.

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cincinnati's self- proclaimed commissioner of fun. is that a title? >> of course. you have it. >> he apparently doesn't look fruits and vegetables. he organized the first tomato fight, modeled after the fights in spain since the 1940s. however, this one was held in ohio. the tomatoes were not as ripe, which means they probably hurt more and lasted only a few hours instead of three days but organizers say it was still fun. participants are asked to make donations to -- asked to make donations to the local food bank. ok. let's move on.

final preparations are underway for the mtv music video awards. miley cyrus is returning this time, this time as host. there will be several celebrities including justin bieber there. all of claudine's favorites. taylor swift will premiere her new music video. and this year her best friend and partner kanye west receives the night's highest honor, the michael jackson video vanguard ward, starts 9:00 tonight's. the video music awards will be the theme when "fashion police" returns tomorrow night. now melissa rivers will be on it, her mother was host of the show when "fashion police" premiered in 2010. it was a great show. >> yes. >> melissa rivers says keeping the show on the air and entertaining people is the best way to honor her late mother.

>> i just certainly hope i bring my own brand of humor, my own sense of fashion and fun to the show. and i just want to do a good job and bring the fun back. that's the greatest thing i could do to honor my mother. >> that show needs that. bring the fun back. rivers isn't saying how she'll mark the first anniversary of her mother's death which is next week. she says she and her son cooper are still working through the grief process. today marks the start of the burning manifest value. anyone heading to the desert can expect clear skies. temperatures expected in the low 80s, expected to remain dry throughout the week, unlike last year's rainstorm. it is through labor day. it's been on since 1990. it's about to get easier for people in sonoma county to water their gardens. people who have been stopping using the sprinklers and hoses can now start using recycled water. tomorrow a recycled water

filling station will open to people who live in the sonoma valley county sanitation service area. open monday through thursday from 10:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. the filling station is on 8th street east near the sonoma sky park airport. coming up -- a concord man is waking up behind bars after police say he tried to make a bomb, more on the evacuation and who called police for help. >> a giant bite, there you see it. it's taken out of that surfboard in morrow bay. that beach now closed to swimmers and it's not the only one. details on two shark sightings that are keeping people out of the water. >> pleasant weather in the forecast for your sunday afternoon. outside our doors this morning partly cloudy, cooler than where we started yesterday morning. i'll have an update on the current temperatures and what you can expect for the second half coming up.

this is a very complicated situation with a very high voltage. >> after being shut down for more than 12 hours highway 101 is about to be closed for a second time. details coming up. >> it's one of the most popular events at sonoma raceway, we're keeping an eye on the traffic in the north bay as the gates for the go progrand prix are to

-- gopro grand prix are about to swing open. live pictures from livermore where a training exercise is underway. coming up, allie rasmus has details on the agencies involved and the types of disasters they are preparing for. good morning. i'm ross palombo. >> i'm claudine wong. 12 i was at ocean beach yesterday. it was toasty. >> we're starting with a live look at the oakland skyline. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies at this hour but mostly sunny through the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. talking about a beach day, if this direction, a heads up, we

have a rip current for our westerly beaches. meaning the beaches that face west could have an increase in danger for today. all the keep an and -- always keep an eye on the little ones. the numbers coming in a bit. we'll have mild temperatures relatively speaking for august. 60 fairfield. 65 concord 64 oakland. upper 50s in napa. and 55 santa rosa and san jose. you're waking up with 634. we'll shift into the east bay and look at a few more numbers.

57 antioch. 57 lafayette. for the afternoon, again, upper 60s and 70s. even warmer locations just barely getting into the mid to upper 80s for the second half. that shade of red, 90s into the central valley not coming our way for today. we'll be slightly warmer for tomorrow and then we cool down once again, i'll look at the extended forecast coming up. drivers are facing more traffic problems on highway 101 on the peninsula today. it took hours to get the freeway back open yesterday. but it will shut down again tonight. a construction crane accidentally struck an electrical tower on friday night and knocked down high voltage lines on the highway. p.g. was able to reopen it 2:30 in the afternoon. pg&e though must still work on

the tower, that is why a section second 11 will be closed again. >> the power lines behind me are like superhighways, the once you seed in your neighborhoods are like small residential astronauts -- streets. no suv's interruptions are expected tonight -- no suv's interruptions are expected tonight. the closure affects southbound 101 from millbrae avenue to east poplar avenue in san mateo. and northbound 101 from anthem boulevard to broadway and burlingame. the chp recommends alternates. oakland police investigating a shooting that injured three. it happened friday night after 11:00 in the northbound lanes of i-880 near the fifth avenue exit. the northbound lanes were shut

down several hours during the investigation. police say a man and woman in one car were shot and killed, a second car, a woman was also hit by a stray bullet. another person was hit by shattered glass. according to the mercury news police say the victims were apparently caught in a gun battle between people in two other cars, all the victims are expected to recover. so far no arrests have been made. a concord man is in jail after his wife reported he was drunk and trying to make a flash bomb. when officers arrived at the apartment complex on robin lane last night they reported smelling a strong chemical odor, flash bombs are considered nonlethal stun weapons because they send out a flash of light but they have been also known to cause injuries. police evacuated about 60 people including the man's wife and two kids from five apartment complexes. and told the man to come out. he did and was arrested on the spot on child endangerment charges. meanwhile, concord police called in experts to look for a

bomb. >> whenever someone is experimenting with chemicals it's a big threat. that's why we call it the professionals like county hazmat and walnut creek bomb squad. >> fortunately investigators didn't find explosives in the apartment. the man's name is not being released this morning and everyone else living in the neighborhood was allowed to return home late last night. all drivers in today's indycar race in sonoma will pay tribute to a fallen friend and fellow competitor. justin wilson was in a race last sunday in pennsylvania when debris from a crash that happened in front. him hit him in the head. he died the next day. his number 25 car will be driven today by his close friend, and every driver's helmet and race car will also have a special justin wilson detail. the goprogrand prix is one of the most popular events, spectator gates opened an hour ago. traffic its marked by the yellow, that goes a little

orange in places but that shows you there is a slowdown right in that little intersection there as 121 and 37 hit. 101 also gets backed up. as we all know the bay area can be hit by fires, earthquakes or floods and in an emergency one of the teams that gets called in to help is the civil air patrol. reporter allie rasmus is live at the livermore airport now where the chp is preparing for any type of disaster. >> reporter: they are doing a weekend long training exercise so they are prepared in the event of a natural disaster or national emergency. this is at the livermore airport. the planes are cessna 182s. they are going to be heading up into the air in a little while from now. if you look at the tail of the planes, they say civil air patrol. that is the agency behind the training exercise, here to tell us more about what civil air patrol does, who they are is lieutenant colonel brett

dolnick. good morning. what is the civil air patrol? >> it's the all volunteer auxilliary of the united states air force. we have 58,000 members nationwide and here in the bay area we have over 450 members from watsonville to concord. we have four of these powered aircraft and a glider. we do cadet programs, emergency services like we're doing this weekend. as well as aerospace education. >> reporter: the training exercise this morning, you are all simulating there's been a 7.2 quake on the hayward fault and you have to go in and do what? >> we look at critical infrastructure like overpasses, the refineries, water treatment facilities. those types of things to make sure that everything is capable of sustaining our daily life. >> reporter: do you that through aerial photography? >> yes. >> reporter: you were piloting the plane this morning. want to given us a look? >> yes. this is a cessna 182. i'll be sitting in the pilot seat. we also have an observer who

will be in the right seat. they are responsible for making sure we're going where we are supposed to and getting the mission done. in the back seat we have a scanner who will be taking the pictures through this window we have, most planes don't. >> reporter: that was one of the interesting things i noticed about this plane, you sit inside and this window pops up and down and that -- so the photographer who is taking the aerial photographs of, say the freeway or pipelines or water treatment plants, he can actually take patients out the window without -- pictures out the window without getting the glare in. >> exactly. >> >> reporter: is this a weekend long training exercise? why do do you it? >> i do it to help others. i've been in civil air patrol a little over 30 years since i was 13, i do it to save lives. i saved a few in that 30 years. just saving one makes it all worthwhile. >> reporter: civil air patrol was called in to do some of the photography work after the napa

earthquake. making sure levees were not broken. after hurricane katrina. >> hurricane katrina, sandy, irene, gulf oil spill and 9/11 which is coming up soon. >> reporter: thank you so much, brett is going to be piloting the plane. we're going to be here when they start taking off in the next hour. for now back to you ross and claudine. >> thank you. happening today, a milestone for gay rights at the south bay. the 40th anniversary of the silicon valley pride festival and parade, from noon to 7:00 tonight in downtown san jose. live music there. there will be a santana tribute band as well. here's a map of the parade, it goes down market street from west st. john's street to park avenue. we invite to you stick around because in a half-hour from now we're going to talk to one of the organizers of the festival and learn more about today's

attractions and visions for the future. coming up -- a major upset in sports. in 10 minutes american pharaoh's shocking loss and why his racing career may now be over. >> the shark sightings that closed two california beaches, more than 250 miles apart. >> if you're a fan of burgers head to san francisco. burger battle between three different burger makers is being held at the hall on market street. it begins at 4:00 and is about -- $45. that will get you three burger samples and two beer samples. $45. for all that.

the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that

and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california. starting with a view there of the iconic golden gate bridge. you see a little fog covering the tops of the towers there. we have mostly sunny skies in store for the second part of your day and temperatures a lot like yesterday. but drier weather already

settling in. i'll look at what you can expect for the day and week ahead coming up. it seems a lot of people want to take a swing at donald trump. a pinata designed to look like the republican presidential hopeful and it does look just like him. is a big seller in stores across the country. according to the press democrat the pinatas are selling almost as fast as they are being placed on store shelves in the bay area. a santa rosa store owner told the paper that most of his customers buy them for fun but the pinatas have also been used at recent trump protests. donald trump says he's going to make a decision very soon in the meantime about whether he's going to run as an ingent if he loses the republican nomination for president. independent. he says he thinks it will make a lot of people "very happy." yesterday in nashville he stock took a stab at his own party saying he's not happy with the elected republicans right now in washington. >> they go to washington, we're

going to stop obama care, we're going to stop this, do this, do that. then walk into these magnificent buildings with the incredible vaulted ceilings and they go oh, i made it darling, i made it. i vote for you i vote for you. i vote for obama care extensions. i'll do whatever you want me to do. i'm in washington. >> meanwhile, democratic presidential hopeful martin o'malley criticized his party for limiting the number of primary debates. he says the democratic debates are rigged to help frontrunner hillary clinton. starting tomorrow president obama visits the front lines in the fight against climate change. he'll begin the three-day tour of alaska. first stop in anchorage for an environmental summit. tuesday he'll hike and take a boat ride to see an active glacier that receded more than a mile due to factors including climate change. on wednesday he makes history, he'll become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the

alaskan arctic. two stretches of california beaches are closed today after separate reports of sharks getting a little too close for comfort. check out this video. that's a large hammerhead coming to hang out. this is their boat off of san diego's county coast. this is all near la jolla, several reported seeing that 8 foot long shark. some said it acted aggressively including following them. one kayaker said the shark followed him all the way to the beach. that beach is now closed and will stay closed until at least tomorrow. san luis obispo county beach will be closed also until tomorrow. check that surfboard and the big chunk missing. the surfer was in the water at mo morro bay.

she at first thought it was a dolphin, it was not a dolphin. she couldn't see the big huge portion of her surfboard that is gone. luckily she's a small person, i read. didn't happen to be on that part of the board at the time. >> we've all seen that. unfortunately. when you see the surfboard, when you see the bite out of it, it really hits hard. that bite there was, i think 14 inches wide. >> significant. >> terrifying. >> though surfers are like i'll be back in the water after they let me. >> she's probably back in the water now. no sharks in our forecast. >> yes. rip currents for the west- facing beaches. outside our doors and across the oakland estuary pointing north and west you can see san francisco in the backdrop. clouds clearing and we have mostly sunny skies in store. around the bay, along the coast and our inland communities for

today. first, i want to show you earlier this morning, touch on this small quake that actually struck hayward earlier. see that yellow dot east of highway 238? looks like very close to csu east bay and it was a small one. if you woke up this morning to a little bit of shaking and you live in the east bay that was probably it. giving you a look now at the cloud cover, along the coast the peninsula into the east bay stretching into our inner east bay. as far south as morgan hill and then to the north we have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. very disorganized. it's not going to last. we'll have mostly sunny skies today. the onshore breezes with us, not too strong. fairfield reporting 14. 7 concord, southerly breeze from the northwest, very calm in areas around santa rosa as well as napa. how about the numbers? down from yesterday, 63 fairfield. 67 livermore. 64 oakland. 56 mountainview and low 60s in san francisco now.

63 halfmoon bay. it's a cooler start over parts of the north bay. like santa rosa and napa, mid to upper 50s there, again with the clearer skies allowing you to cool off just a bit more as we move through the overnight hours. temperatures today, 85 santa rosa. 72 by the water in sausalito. 76 richmond. 77 hayward. mid-80s to upper 80s for our hotter spots. so that is a nice day, warm but not too bad. 85 gilroy. 79 sunnyvale. along the peninsula, nice in woodside, 80 degrees. 80 redwood city. 76 san bruno. 70s in san francisco. if you go to see the giants play this afternoon another beautiful day at at&t park. the execs tended forecast, teams heating up by monday, not by much. temperatures. 79 degrees for inland areas on wednesday. >> looking good. >> i would say.

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triple crown champion american pharaoh finished second to keen ice in a race in upstate new york. the finish shocked the 50,000 spectators. it's american pharaoh's first loss in nine races. he was expected to compete in a $5 million race in october but now his future racing is in doubt. there's a chance he will retire. tough game last night for niners fans. on the positive side, linebacker bowman appears fully recovered from the knee injury that wiped him out all of last season. he was a disruptive force, sacked peyton manning twice. the offense did continue to struggle. colin kaepernick had a tough time, sacked for a safety. completed only two of five passes for 13 yards and niners lost to the broncos 19-12. the raid efforts are going to play tonight at the coliseum and will line up against their

former quarterback carson palmer now leading the cardinals. raiders hope to clean up some of the issues that happened last week against minnesota. they were flagged for 13 penalties. kickoff today is 5:00 p.m. former president bill clinton in new orleans last night to mark the 10th anniversary. hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast on august 25, 2005. the ninth ward was hardist hit in new orleans after the levees failed. yesterday people marched to show how far they've come even though there's more work to do. bill clinton is the third president to visit the area in the past week. >> we moved mountains and made miracles and it's astonishing and we're proud. >> katrina killed more than 1,800 people and caused more than $100 billion in damages. yesterday a memorial was dedicated to those who died but were never identified.

meanwhile erika is no longer a tropical storm but floridians are still preparing for heavy rains and flooding. people are still filling up sandbags and stocking up on food and water. the storm already killed at least 20 people on the caribbean island of dominica. and haiti too. and it could bring up to five inches of rain to parts of central and southern florida. shocking moment at yesterday's atlanta braves game. what one announcer saw that ended in a fan's death. >> ama marin county rescue team helps find a woman missing for more than a week in the backcountry.

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here she comes. >> with a really nice forecast. people didn't like it so warm, so they will like it today. >> it's going to be nice, seasonal. not too hot, not too cold. >> a little cold. >> a little cold for ross. i'm very excited because -- guess who walked in? a professional makeup artist here this morning. showing us trends for fall. looking forward to. that how about outside our doors? if jure stepping out this

morning we have partly cloudy skies, drier weather. we don't have the drizzle and light rain from yesterday morning. we're cooler this morning. 57 degrees now in santa rosa. 61 san francisco. oakland 64. 67 concord and 66 san jose. take a look at by how much we're cooler. 8 degrees in santa rosa. 8 napa. you will definitely notice stepping out this morning for your breakfast or maybe your coffee, to walk the dog. down by 4, 5 in mountainview. 4 in oakland. didn't finish my thought. 3 in livermore. the clouds will clear out and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies. and temperatures will be a lot like yesterday but not going to be as muggy as we get into the second half with the dry weather in place now. 60s at the coast for today. 60s and 70s around the bay. 70s and 80s for inland communities. that shade of red in the central valley not going to see 90s for our neighborhoods for the afternoon. as we get into the second part -- first part of the week temperatures are going to warm. then they are going to cool. when i come back i'll look at

the afternoon highs today and take you into the business week. coming up. some schools in washington state are making security improvements to prevent violence on campus. >> in a perfect world we would not need that stuff but unfortunately things happen. >> the tahoma school district says it's taking proactive steps after multiple school shootings across the country. two elementary schools in the district changed the way visitors enter the school. now require all the visitors to check in at the front desk. over the next couple of years the district plans to replace the locks on every classroom door so they lock from the inside in case of emergency. and a new high school that is set to open in 2017 will have more than 100 cameras up around the campus. in roanoke, virginia, friends and colleagues gathered to remember the two journalists shot and killed during that live report. co-workers of alison parker and adam ward shared their favorite memories of the two on friday. focusing on how they lived

their lives. reporter nadine mazier says ward was one of her best friends and made people all around him laugh and smile. >> so many pictures have been shared of them from personal facebook profiles to professional and i really think the pictures speak for themselves, if you look at them. they always had a smile on their face. they were always goofing off. they always got the job done. >> a spokesperson for wdbj said the outpouring of support from the community has meant a lot to the staff during these difficult times. in atlanta, a broadcaster announcing a baseball game saw a fan fall to his death. >> someone just fell over. the upper deck. right below us, oh my gosh. they have to stop the game. >> if you look at the faces of the fans around that park there

is no -- they have no idea what happened. you can hear them in the background cheering alex rodriguez as he walks to home plate. the game wasn't stopped as medical personnel did rush to the fan to try to save him. the 60-year-old man was pronounced dead a short time later at the hospital. an investigation is underway now into that fall. the new york air show is continuing despite the crash of a pilot during practice friday. the pilot was putting his single-engine aerobatic plane in practice maneuvers at new windsor, upstate new york. there was no distress call but he left the practice area and crashed over a nearby wooded area. an aviation reporter took this quoteo, you can see in the back it appears to show part of the plane's tail is missing. the name is not being released until relatives are north notified. the national transportation safety board is investigating. a northern california woman lost in the sierra nevada for nine days is in the hospital and talking this morning.

62-year-old miyuki what arewood was hiking with a group northwest of fresno, got separated from her friends and fell and broke her leg. the search was complicated by smoke from the rough wildfire that made it difficult to see far. ma marin county rescuers were the first to find her. the search team says she's an experienced hiker, was prepared for emergencies and that helped her survive. >> she basically crawled from where she was injured down to a creek, took her about two days to do that. then she was able to drink from the creek with the water filter she had to stay alive. >> rescue crews say what are harwood atracked their attention by blowing a whistle she also carried. the fresno county sheriff says she was grateful search teams kept searching for her. >> i visited harwood in the hospital for a few minutes. conscious, talking, very very grateful she was found.

>> the searchers spent one more night in the wild and will be airlifted later today. they should be home by tonight. they've already posted a full account of the search for miyuki harwood on their facebook page. a two-day emergency response team drill is underway in the east bay. air patrol is practicing what it will do during and after a natural disaster, in the event of a plane crash. allie rasmus live at the livermore airport which is the center of operations. >> reporter: there are some planes up in the air but at the livermore airport there are a lot of different planes here. the planes that will be part of this training exercise are still on the ground. they are next to me, with the civil air patrol. these planes are going to be going up in the air a a little later this morning, but it's the civilian volunteer arm of the u.s. air force. they are often called in when there are natural disasters, national emergencies. they flew in the air after the

napa earthquake. also after hurricane katrina. and after september 11th. the training exercise today, you are simulating or pretending there's been a 7.5 -- or 7.2 quake along the hayward fault. captain josh edwards, you are not going to be going up in one of these planes, what is your role today? >> i'm leading the team that is actually creating the scenario we're actually spoand responding to. disaster response, search and rescue, homeland security. we're putting all those scenarios into this big master event that we're doing today. so the disaster providing aerial photography, focusing on routes that bring in relief supplies. that was critical for yesterday's mission. today we'll be throwing in koibilities to the team to help them respond to a number of pop- up scenarios. >> reporter: we sat on the briefing this morning. everything goes according to what you would do and how you would respond in an actual emergency. but you get to create -- there

hasn't been an emergency so you get to effectively create one. what kind of curveballs are you going to throw at the teams today? disasters within the disaster? what are you creating? >> yesterday we focused on getting in relief supplies. that's the first thing in any major earthquake. today working on helping infrastructure get back up on its feet. fema, in this case simulated fema is going to ask air patrol to provide water, power, any critical infrastructure that would be necessary to get people back to living normal lives again. >> reporter: that is photographers are going up with the pilots today. we got a look at some of the camera equipment. it's standard, nice but high definition camera. >> high quality imagery -- it allows folks on the ground directing the response effort to do what is needed in the response area. with an aircraft we can get there faster than anywhere else. >> reporter: for example, after the napa earthquake the

incident commander telling me they sent the planes up for civil air patrol and took aerial photographs of the levees in the area. they used those images to make sure, compare it to the levees before the earthquake, to make sure there were no cracks or problems with the infrastructure that levees weren't breached or were going to break. that is one example of the kind of steps they do at the civil air patrol. this is one of their training exercises, they are going up in the air today pretending there's been a 7.2 earthquake at the hayward fault which we know can happen and they are doing this to keep up their skills. >> it's always good to prepare for the big one we know is coming at some point. a fundraiser is being held today to help the family of an 11-year-old boy from pleasanton, for the past 120 days he's been in the hospital after collapsing during a little league game in may. dylan o'leary is currently undergoing rehab therapy at children's hospital. he was rushed to the hospital on may 6th when a tangle of

blood vessels in his brain burst. he was placed on the medically induced coma to reduce swelling in his brain. >> the last thing he said, i love you. i said i love you. he went unconscious. don't cry. >> after about a month dylan was taken out of the coma. during his hospital stay support has been pouring in from bay area sports teams including the giants. as and the warriors. now a neighbor is working to raise money to help with medical costs. the fundraiser is being held at barone's restaurant in pleasanton from 3:30 to 7 k co, tickets available at the door and 100% of the proceeds go to the o'leary family a fremont man has a newly repaired roof thanks to social media. and the kindness of strangers. yesterday we told you about 75-

year-old richard debeale, he spent five months trying to repair his roof himself. a neighbor saw him going up and down the ladder to get the job done. that neighbor posted a picture on facebook asking for help and yesterday that help arrived. >> i'm just -- so overwhelmed with the kindness and the help, and the quality of work and -- i can't get over the fact that people are so generous with their time. >> he's a retired engineer from lockheed martin. he said he never thought about asking for help because he always found a way to make things work. coming up -- they risked their lives to save dozens of homes from fast-moving flames in northern california. in the next half-hour, the special honor being given to the brave men and women in the california fire department. >> it's a 40th anniversary of the san jose pride festival. up next we talk live with one

of the board directors.

this year marks a major mile

milestone. organizers have worked hard to branch out and incorporate communities across the south bay. the walk in downtown starts 10:30 and it will be followed by that festival. >> to more on the event today, we're joined by organizer stephen botte. good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having us. >> i understand this year you have major sponsors for the event, is that right? >> reporter: we do, i think it speaks to the value that corpses place on silicon valley. corporations. a lot of fantastic companies. >> does it surprise you how muff has chaikdz in the 40 years since this began and where we are today on the conversation and how many people are talking about, the fact that corporations are so involved and everyone has really pitched in to send the message about -- pride and just being involved? >> absolutely. i can't even imagine what the

people who were there 40 years ago today -- and i hope many of them will join us, what they would think today. on the heels of marriage equality, the transcommunity is so visibility. there's so many differences. but it's a celebration today. we've got a lot to do still moving forward. >> what a big year for gay rights and transgender visibility this year, right? i mean, we have just had thecourt ruling, caitlyn -- the supreme court ruling, caitlyn jenner making huge waves across the country. are there going to be special events geared towards the two things today? >> absolutely. our whole community is represented today. no matter who you are including our straight allies there's a place for you at the festival and the parade. >> do you think, in terms of the people who come out to this, in terms of age groups, a lot of people have said what has changed is the newest generation coming up, they are like what is the big deal? everything we've complirnd and

people who -- 40 years ago have seen how far we've come but the younger generation is saying it's good with us. that is the voters and people coming in. do you expect young people at the festival or across all generations? >> that's a great point. actually we do see a tremendous number of young people come out. i think it's important for the younger generation to note, it's those who went before them that made it so easy for them to come out and be who they are. i think today's so much of a celebration though about what we've accomplished. i think we're going to see the whole community out there supporting us. >> really, quickly, before we let you go, who are some of the performers we can look forward to seeing there today? >> we've got a couple really great performers who will take the adobe main stage. we've got mk, who was previously a finalist on "american idol." also steve grand who is a gay country western performer. >> starts with the parade.

stephen botte, silicon valley pride board member, have a great event. >> thank you, we hope we see you there claudine. >> i will try to get there. ross is coming too. we'll drag rosemary with us. that parade starts 10:30 this morning. here's a map of the parade. goes down market street from west st. john's street to park avenue. rosemary is cooking up a great forecast for them there. certainly it looks like it's shaping up to be a great day. many areas will be nice to be outside. a live look here across the bay, bay bridge looking good. the traffic is flowing, that is great as well. it was a traffic jam yesterday. giving you a look towards the west where we have partly cloudy -- mostly cloudy skies, this coming from coop at kirkwood this morning. isn't that a beautiful picture? he labeled it "waiting for the sunrise." chasing the sunrise to be south

dakota. it's a gorgeous shot over tahoe earlier. we have the clouds, the onshore breeze, that is going to continue for today, at least the onshore breeze. the clouds are going to move out. and we're going to be left with pretty nice weather for the afternoon today. today's numbers a lot like yesterday without that added humidity. partly cloudy as we get into the week ahead. we're going to see temperatures warm just a bit before we cool back once again on wednesday. ridge of high pressure remaining to the east of us and the trough over the pacific. 55 degrees now in santa rosa. 62 oakland. concord starting 66. san francisco, 61 and san jose 65 temperatures haven't changed a lot but as we move through the seconds part of the morning, if you go to sonoma for the race, 68 degrees at 10:00. noontime numbers about 72, upper 70s in the forecast here. so mild to warm and plenty of sunshine, going to feel quite nice over the north bay. maybe going to do wine tasting, low to mid-80s in the forecast. sonoma, napa, 85 santa rosa.

closer to the water we have nice weather for steinson beach. 72 sausalito. we have the possibility or the threat of rip currents along our west-facing beaches for today. so please be aware of that. 84 degrees in walnut creek. 85 livermore. along the east bay shore 74 alameda, and 77 san leandro. south bay looking good, san jose 80. 81 los gatos. warm 80 for santa cruz this afternoon. for the peninsula, 76 san bruno. san mateo 78. palo alto 80. and 70 degrees san francisco. giants play this afternoon. at&t park. going to be nice. the extended forecast here, temperatures heating up as we get into monday and then we're cooling down as we get into tuesday. we're feeling quite nice as we get into wednesday, thursday, with only upper 70s in the forecast for areas like concord and livermore and brentwood. >> once again for silicon valley pride today, in san jose, around 80? >> yes, looking good.

>> castro valley looking good, did i say that? >> yes. thank you. for the first time in several years richmond police are reporting an increase in violent crimes, the department says there have been 12 homicides reported since january, twice as many as the same time last year. robberies are up 21% from 2014. official say many of the crimes are gang related, also blame the spike in the transfer of non-violent offenders from state prisons to local jails and the reclassification of many drug crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. it's about to get a little easier for people in sonoma county to water their gardens. people who stopped using sprinkler systems and hoses can start using recycled water because tomorrow a recycled water filling station is going to be open for people who live in the sonoma valley county sanitation district service area. open monday through thursday from 10:00 in the morning to

3:00 in the afternoon. the filling station is on east street east near the sonoma sky park airport in she willville. a cat found near death on the side of the road is making a full recovery now in grass valley -- calf. volunteers from animal place say shelby was only about 2 months old and likely had gone days without food or water when found. they think the calf may have fallen from a truck that was taking cavs to an auction to be sold to dairy farmers. under the care of volunteers as you can see shelby has put on weight and is ready now to be visited by the public. >> very friendly. >> great story. it's an event that is usually only available for people in the makeup and cosmetics injury but now for the first time it's open to the public and it's here in san francisco. 9:15, we'll tell you more about

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nation's capital in their signature delta formation there. a seventh f-18 will be used to take photos. they are scheduled to perform at 35 location this is year including three shows during san francisco's fleet week in october and of course you will know when they are in town. the as have struggled at home this season but it's been even harder on the road. they have not won back-to-back games on the road in more than a month. they are hoping to change that winning their second straight game on the road. hoping to do that today. last night all-star catcher steven broke out of his slump with three hits against the arizona diamondbacks. they won 6-4, the last time they won two straight road games was against cleveland in mid-july. with the win today the giants can take their weekend series against the st. louis cardinals. they need a better performance though than yesterday. the game was decided in the fifth. cardinals beat the giants 6-0

and this afternoon, the giants want to give their rookie a rest. final preps underway for the mtv video music awards tonight. miley cyrus returning to the vma stage this time as host. performers include demi lovato, bruno mars and justin bieber. taylor swift also hitting the stage to premiere her new music video. this year kanye west will be receiving the night's highest honor. the michael jackson video vanguard award. the show is 9:00 tonight. the video music awards will be the theme when fashion police returns to the air tomorrow night. only now melissa rivers will star with co-hosts. her mother, joan rivers was host of the show when "flash police" appeared in 2010. she says keeping the show on the air and entertaining people is the best way to honor her late mother. >> i just certainly hope i bring my 0e7b brand of humor

and my own sense of fashion and fun to the show. i just want to do a good job and bring the fun back. that's the greatest thing i could do to honor my mother. >> rivers isn't saying how she will mark the first anniversary of her mother's death which is next week. she does say she and son cooper are still working through the grief process. it's the finale of the indy car season at sonoma raceway. coming up in the next hour, the plan for today's race and of course we're going to check out the traffic already revving up in the air. >> and erika is no longer a tropical storm but florida still repairing for heavy rain. how people are getting ready.

practicing what to do with the event of a national disaster, national emergency. the training exercise is happening weekend long at the livermore airport. >> it took hours to get the freeway back open again. to you it's getting ready to close -- now it's getting ready to close. the very latest on highway 101. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday august 30. >> good morning everyone. let's get a quick check on your

weather with rosemary. it is cooler but still beautiful. >> yes. a dry cooler start into the afternoon with 60s, 70s, 80s depending on where you are at. we are going to stop there. we are not going to be any hotter than that. we have low clouds against the coastline this morning. it is partly cloudy elsewhere with mostly sunny skies in store for your afternoon. we have again a rip current advisory at least for the west facing beaches for today. if you are going to the coast, you have that to be aware of. temperatures are down by a few degrees, by five in sfo, san jose by four, over portions of the north bay by five, by six in napa. 65 oak land, 70 walnut creek and livermore. it is a pleasant start to your morning with 62 in napa, 68 for mountain view. we have the onshore breeze with us. it is not too strong. it will continue for the afternoon and that will lead to

a relatively mild day. 67 in belmont, 67 palo alto. we'll shift to the south bay. morgan hill you are waking up with 63, 63 for sarah toe donella anderson watkins, 67 pittsburgh, 64 lafayette. giants play this afternoon with 708 degrees. -- 70 degrees. in your neighborhood, another pleasant one. i will have a look at the numbers for your area and we'll talk about the extended forecast in just a bit. at this time yesterday we were waiting for 101 to reopen. it's open now and now we are waiting for it to close. at 9:00 tonight both directions of highway 101 will be closed. pg&e needs to make emergency repairs to the damaged electrical tower. this started on 9:30 friday night when both sections were shut down after a construction crane accidentally struck the

transmission tower. that damaged the tower and knocked high voltage lines on to the freeway. the freeway was shut down immediately for safety reasons and then repairs took a while. south bound lanes didn't open until 2:30 yesterday afternoon. north bound lanes were opened an hour later. the repairs are not done. they will close tonight at 9:00 until 4:00 tomorrow morning so pg&e can work on the lines. >> the power lines are like super highways. the power lines in your neighborhoods are small residential streets. these are moving a lot of electricity and they're very dangerous. >> good news is no service interrussians are expected during the electrical repairs. yesterday's road closure caused backed up traffic around sfo and congestion on the alternate route which included highway

280. the closure affects 101. if you are going in the north bound direction it will affect you from ansa boulevard to broadway in girling game. you are advised to take alternate routes including highways 92 and interstate 280. emergency preps underway at livermore's airport. there is no problem in sight but the civil air patrol wants to be ready in case there is one. allie is live for us. >> reporter: one of the planes is about to take off. this is a civilian volunteer arm of the air force. what they are simulating today is there has been a 7.2 earthquake on the hayward fault. this plane and two others will be going up in the air. you see there is a pilot, navigator, server. in the back seat there is a photographer. that photographer will be

taking pictures of the ground below. that's often what the civil air patrol end up doing. they take pictures of infrastructure, water treatment plants, highways, pipelines and levees to see if there is damage and to see if other emergency responders need to help get things fixed. that plane is on the way to the livermore lab. they're pretending the department of defense says there is damage and they're going to take pictures of the test grounds in the area. i have with me 2nd lieutenant john heldt. what is it about this exercise that helps you prepare? >> really it's the opportunity to fly the search patterns. when we are taking pictures we get low level, 1000 feet, fly back and forth several times. it's a dangerous risk being close to the ground. our idea is to practice that and get better, proficient. >> reporter: do you do this as though it were a real emergency. you had a briefing as you were

if this were a real thing. the simulation is a 7.2 earthquake on the hayward fault. the photographer in the back seat, they use just a regular high powered camera. >> regular dsl camera, correct. the key is to get in the right position. we get a certain angle so we'll get good side shots or overview shots. >> how long have you been doing this? >> about five years ago i decided i would join and it's given me a new reason to fly. >> reporter: what's your most memorable experience with the civil air patrol? >> oh gosh. the fact that we do save people that crash. we haven't had major emergencies in the bay area for a long time but it's just the opportunity to fly with people. i really enjoy the comradery. civil air patrol, when there is a natural disaster or a plane crash.

>> we do search and rescue. >> reporter: thanks so much. we'll let you get ready and get prepared for your flight. the first of the planes will be taking off this morning and a total of three will be going up as part of this simulation. this is happening all weekend. all the people organizing and the pilots are donating their time. they're volunteers. the planes and fuel are supplied by u.s. air force because they are an arm of the u.s. air force. it's a really interesting event happening at the livermore airport. >> definitely interesting. we're glad it's all pretend and that they're practicing. thanks. police are investigating a shooting on a freeway that injured three people. it happened friday night after 11:00 in the north bound lanes of interstate 880 near the 5th avenue exit. the lanes were shut down for several hours. a man and a woman were in one car and were shot and injured and a woman in the second car

was hit by a stray bullet with another person hit by shattered glass. police say the victims were apparently caught in a gun battle between people in other cars. all the victims are expected to recover. so far no arrests have been made. a concord man is in jail after his wife reported he was drunk and trying to make a flash bomb. when officers arrived at the apartment complex on robin lane they reported smelling a strong chemical owner. flash bombs are considered nonlethal stun weapons because they send a flash of light but have been known to cause injuries. police evacuated about 60 people including the man's wife and two kids from five apartment complexes and told the man to come out. he did and was arrested on the spot on child endangerment charges. meanwhile, concord police called in bomb experts. >> whenever someone is experimenting with chemicals, it's a big threat. that's why we call the professionals like county

hazmat and walnut creek bomb squad. >> fortunately investigators did not find any explosive devices in the man's apartment. the man's not is not being released. everyone else in the neighborhood was allowed to return home late last night. all drivers in today's indy car race in sonoma are going to pay tribute to a fallen friend and fellow competitor. justin wilson was in a race last sunday when debris from a crash in front of him hit him in the head. he died the next day. his number 25 car will be driven by by his close friend today. all the helmets will have a special justin wilson decal. the grande prix of sonoma is one of the most popular events. we have been showing you this map all morning because the spectator gates opened up a couple hours ago. if you take a look at the map

-- starting to back up. this happens every time. you see the red as people are trying to get inside and the orange and yellow will just continue to get worse for the rest of the day. 2:00 p.m. is the big race. you should expect gridlock all day on 101, 37, 121. race officials thanking firefighters for their help with fires. cal fire reports that more than 10,000 firefighters are battling 16 active wildfires. former president bill clinton in norms to mark the 10 10th anniversary of the -- of one of the worst natural disasters in american history. one of the hardest hit areas was the 9th ward in new orleans after levees failed. yesterday people marched through the neighborhood to celebrate how far they have come even though there is still

farther to go. erika is no longer a tropical storm but florida is preparing for heavy rains and flooding, with sand bags and food and water. the storm has already killed at least 20 people on the caribbean island of dominica and at least five deaths are blamed on the storm in haiti. now the remnants could bring up to five inches of rain to parts of southern and central florida. she saved the city from an evil gang and she became the city's hero. the nine year old who did it. hear what she is doing for an encore. >> an exclusive event is open to the public today for the first time. up next, more on the make up show and celebrity make up artist james vin sent gives rosemary a new look. you will want to see that. >> if you want to head outside and try out some new food, head

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here is hoping you are having an easy sunday morning. this is a beautiful view over the bay and to the west where we have a little bit of cloud cover there, right over golden gate bridge. we have fabulous weather coming our way. it will be mild and warm. it will be nice. i will have a look at the numbers. >> it's already looking decent. thanks. the make up show is an event that's usually limited to make up industry professionals but this weekend for the first time the show is opening its doors to the public in san francisco with a chance for you to pick up beauty products at discounts that range from $20 to 40% offer. a celebrity make up artist will be on hand to help take your look to the next level. right now he is doing just that

for rosemary. let's talk to you and claw dean about it -- claudine about it. you look very happy. >> yes. >> what a face for a sunday morning. this could not be easier. >> as you get to work i am going to talk to you as you are going. we were talking earlier. the people you have worked on are incredible. >> i have been doing this a long time. i always say i have worked from lady gaga to marilyn manson, barack obama. i am more rock 'n roll. but i have worked on a lot of skin types and personalities. >> it's a huge range. rosemary is just wild and crazy, a major name. when you are looking at rosemary in terms of what you teach people what they should do for themselves and what you will do with rosemary now, what really is the secret.

>> for me it is individuality. for too many years women were told what they had to look like. what we are seeing now especially in the bay area is we have so much diversity. look at your lifestyle, your features and figure out what works best for you. with a face like this, she can wear any number of looks. >> oh stop. >> what makes you feel most beautiful? >> let's let you get to work. >> i am going to start with a reverse cat eye. this is a look we are seeing a lot this season. it's easy for women because it lifts the eye right up. if you feel tired, wing it out. i am using a powder shadow and a small angle brush. this company is based in san francisco. i love the female owned companies that are independent. vizi art is one. >> do people just use the wrong product or the wrong colors? >> it can be a combination.

you have to be able to communicate with your make up professionals. if you are going in, bring photos of what you want to look like. bring your make up kit with you. i am doing a reverse cat eye but i am keeping it simple. i am using a shadow which is easier than a liquid liner or cream. there is not the worry about it being too hard. i am using a small angle brush. >> did you do that? >> no. this is a james vincent series brush. so i am being a little bit self centered. just wing this up towards the brow. you follow the actual line of your bottom line. what that does is gives a little bit excitement but opens everything up especially for camera. with cell phone selfies everybody always wants to look their best. start on the eye that is most difficult. everybody has one side of the face that's harder. start on the harder side because it will always be easy

to make your more comfortable side even. >> you are doing this for rosemary for a sunday morning show. she's not going to the clubs right after. not today but usually. do you find that you can take this and then really go big with it? >> you can. i've got a crown brush liquid liner. i love these liner pens. they're really affordable. this is at the show for $3. you can bring it on the bottom, wing it out, use it inside the eye or to get the amy winehouse dramatic eyes. it isn't always about drama. the goal is that it looks so realistic that nobody knows it. there is new pro palate and new audacious mascaras. i am going to take a shimmer shadow and bring that to rose

mayor''s lid. metallics are huge. >> but they don't work well for cameras, right? >> i think that's a misnomer. i do a lot of news stuff and on camera. these are not your mom's frosts. these are soft metallic sheens that just capture light. in the age of hd we are dealing with 4k and 6k cameras. the cameras show everything. sheen shows less than mat. think of it when you paint your walls. mat paint will show all the nicks and cuts where a little bit of sheen lifts and gives live. >> in that case i need a lot of sheen. >> i love this for women of color. african-american women, asian women, latino. she has such a beautiful eye it lifts everything up. >> we are going to let you keep working. i want to give information for folks saying "what about me? i want to go to the show and

meet james and get the great tips ." there is the information. it is from 10:00 to 5:00 at the hyatt regency in san francisco. tickets are at the door. you can shop sales of over 40 beauty brands at discount and sample sale prices. you have all the products he mentioned here as well. there will be many more there. look at rosemary looking fabulous. >> one question i have, when i walk into nordstrom or macy's or wherever i am and i wonder about the make up artist. can you drop a few names for me? how do you know? >> you say do your own research. know what looks good on you. know what you are looking for. take pictures with you. >> you know what you love. you know what you look like. go in and have a conversation. they should be there to assist you not to insist that you are

buying a certain product. leave the insecurity of the make up counter behind and celebrate our individuality with make up. >> great advice. you look fabulous. stay with us. >> thank you. >> mornings on 2 is going to be right back.

♪ good day, sunshine. good day, sunshine. >> all right. good morning. we are giving a live look. it is 9:24. there is the sun. it's going to be with us for the entire day with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. temperatures will be similar to yesterday but we are getting rid of the humidity with drier

air already in place this morning. as a result we are a bit cooler. we are giving you a look at remnants of erika. we continue to track it moving through cuba and continue to move closer to the u.s. as we get into the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday may actually strengthen a little bit and turn back into a tropical storm when it makes landfall. right now at this point it looks like it may be just the panhandle of florida and then it will move inland in areas around alabama and perhaps towards georgia. we will be tracking this for you. in the last 24 hours it has shifted west a little bit more but that can change in the coming days. at home we are starting out with patchy clouds. the onshore breeze is going to continue. that will help keep us relatively mild. a ridge of high pressure remains to the east. we have a trough off the coastline and we are nestled in between. we will have partly cloudy skies, season able weather. as early as tuesday and

wednesday, temperatures will begin to fall again. it is 62 in oakland, 66 concord, san jose is 65. afternoon highs, we'll start by the water. 72 sausalito, low to mid 80s for napa, 82 petaluma. to the east bay shore we have 77, mid 80s in livermore, upper 80s for brentwood, 87, a shift up along the peninsula, 80 for palo alto. san mateo will go to 78. we've got beautiful weather for the giants game. slightly warmer tomorrow and temperatures come back down by tuesday with low to mid to upper 70s from bay inland wednesday and thursday. >> looks beautiful as well do you.

>> you are just glowing. >> i have had the reverse cat eye done and i didn't like it but this is kind of cool. i think i might ask james how he did it. >> i didn't think it was possible for to look better but it's even better. >> i'll pay you after the show. thanks. >> no problem. thanks rosemary. two beaches are closed after some shark sightings, some caught on camera. boaters should the this video of a large hammer head circling them near la jolla. it was eight feet long. several others reported seeing it and said it was aggressive and following them. one kayaker said it followed him to the beach. the beach will be closed until tomorrow. at a beach a shark attached a surfer at morro bay. she thought it was a dolphin but realized it was a shark. it took a 14-inch bite out of

her board. a 9 year old girl from fairfield is celebrating being the savior of her city. >> it was the best day of my life! >> you think she's excited? she is unfortunately living with an incurable disease that does affect every system in her body and does make her extremely fragile. yesterday she was feeling strong. that little iron girl took on an evil gang with the help of the witch connection. i love her smile. she had some fellow super heroes to thank her for her bravery. fairfield's mayor surprised her with a $500 shopping spree. >> she was just thrilled as any child would be. i am certain that this is going to affect what she does with the rest of her life. >> because of her condition, the crime fighting actually might leave her sore today but

it really didn't appear that she minded at all. >> everybody, thank you! [ cheering and applause ] >> she was grateful for yesterday. but it is not over. her big weekend continues today. she's going to go to the giants game and she's going to go to the exploratorium. i am telling you that smile is contagious. you think she liked it? >> what a wonderful thing. iron girl! wonderful. today a community is coming together for an 11 year old boy who collapsed during a little league. up next, more on his recovery and how you can help dylann and his family today. >> when we return a man is taken into custody accused of executing a sheriffs deputy. what investigators believe is the motive behind that attack.

here is a look at the top stories we are ting this morning. highway 101 is open now but both directions of the road will shut down from 9:00 tonight until 4:00 in the morning tomorrow just in time for the monday commute. pg&e is repairing a transmission tower that was knocked down by a construction crane friday night. live power lines fell on the highway shutting it down through early yesterday afternoon. what a mess out there. drivers in today's gopro grand preof sonomas say they're

having mixed feelings. they're excited because it's the final race and a champion will be crowned but drivers will be carrying the memory of justin wilson who lost his life when debris from a crash hit his head. authorities are calling the execution style killing of a sheriffs deputy an assassination. shannon miles is facing a charge of capital murder. goforth was filling gas in his patrol car friday night. mais walked up behind the deputy and shot him. surveillance video shows miles standing over the deputy and shooting him several more times. investigators say they cannot find any other motive except that miles was targeting any officer in uniform. >> we have heard black lives matter. all lives matter. cops lives matter too. why don't we just drop the qualifier and say lives mattered and take that to the bank. >> people have turned the gas station near houston into a memorial for the deputy.

>> i can't describe it. to go up behind somebody and terrorize them and brutalize them like that is unbelievable. >> deputy goforth leaves behind a wife and two kids. a police charity is pledging to pay for their college educations. in louisiana a police procession led the way for a hearse carrying the body of steven vincent. investigators believe the driver killed the owner of the truck and stole the vehicle. a northern california woman who was lost in nevada for nine days is in the hospital and talking today. the 62 year old was hiking with a group near horse head lake and got separated from her friends and fell breaking her leg. the search for her was complicated by smoke from the rough wildfire which made it difficult to see very far. marine county rescuers were among the first to find her. search teams say she's an

experienced hiker and was prepared for emergencies and that helped her survive. >> she basically crawled from where she was injured to a creek. it took her two days to do that. she was able to drink from the creek with the water filter she had to stay alive. >> she attracted attention by blowing a whistle she carried. she was grateful search teams kept looking. >> i was able to visit her. she was conscious and talking and she's very, very grateful that she was found. >> the marin searchers are spending another night in the wild and will be airlifted out later. they should be home by tonight. they have already posted a full account of the search for harborviewwood on their -- ha rwood on their facebook page. allie is live at the livermore airport where

emergency training has been underway for a couple hours. hi allie. >> reporter: there are three planes involved in this training exercise at livermore airport. this is the second one that's about to take off. you see the pilot getting inside. it's a cessna 182. the tail says civil air patrol. that's the civilian volunteer arm of the u.s. air force. what they're doing as part of this training exercise is practicing what they might be called onto do in the event of a natural disaster or national emergency. the simulation they're preparing for is they're pretending there has been a 7.2 earthquake on the hayward falls. civil air patrol in that circumstance could be called by fema, department of defense, a number of agencies to take aerial photographs of the area affected by the disaster. lieutenant colonel joe brickman is one of the incident commanders. what are the things you are

hoping to learn? >> it's really to make sure that we have the skills honed in appropriately to be sure that the qualifications everybody has are working right and everybody knows what they're doing so we can aid and assist customers whether it is fema, the air force, department of defense homeland security or california operation and emergency services so that we can support their needs in a disaster on are missing aircraft scenario. >> you do everything as though it is a real emergency. we listened to the briefing that you had this morning. you were describing a 7.2 earthquake on hayward fault. we need pictures of this, this. mostly it is infrastructure like highways, refineries, water treatment plants. the photographs they take are with a regular camera. what's important about the pictures? why are the pictures essential after an emergency? >> the pictures, especially fema, allows them to determine and analyze what's occurred. they're able to determine the

cost and what needs to be repaired in the affected area. they know to be able to help emergency services to know what owe to take, what bridges are out. the quality of the pictures that we provide help aid and assist them to do that. >> while this is a civilian arm of the u.s. air force, planes are provided by the military and so is the fuel. all the pilots and volunteers like yourself are volunteering your time. why? >> i think primarily we have a love for the area we live in. we are here to help our community. that's what we are doing. civil air patrol is a national organization. in california we have roughly 3200 members in civil air patrol. it is across the state. we have about 450 in this area in the group 2-5 area. it is to help the people we live around. >> it has been called the best

kept secret. >> that's true. to are some reason we are the best kept secret but never intended to be. >> thanks so much. best kept secret civil air patrol doing a lot of work today practicing what they would be called onto do in the event of a real emergency or real disaster. it's a unique experience for them. >> looks great. thanks so much. we appreciate it. 9:38. we will talk about this fremont man and his new roof. it is all finished thanks to social media and the kindness of strangers. that's a good sound right there. yesterday we told you about 75 year old richard duebell. he has spent the last three months trying to fix the roof himself. a neighbor would watch as he would go up and down working to get the job done. the neighbors said you know what? he needs some help. he posted pictures asking for help and yesterday it arrived. >> i am so overwhelmed with the

kindness and the help and the quality of work. i can't get over the fact that people are so generous with their time. >> according to the facebook post i saw yesterday people were as excited to help as he was to receive it. he is a retired engineer and said he didn't think about asking for help because he always found a way to make things work. american automobile association says more americans are expected to get out of town on this labor day weekend. triple a estimates 35.5 million people will fly, drive, or take the train friday, highest number since labor day in 2008. many say lower gas prices, airfares and hotel rates are an incentive. even if you haven't planned anything yet, there are still good deals. >> if you are thinking of going last minute, keep a cup a the things in mind. try and book on an off peak day. leave a day early on thursday

or come back on tuesday. that will save airfare and help you find more availability on flights to the popular destinations. >> triple a says more than 85% of all holiday travelers plan to drive to their destination. 7.5% say they'll fly and the rest will use trains, buses or ships. bart is doing more work on the tracks in the tube. there will be no train service between east bay and san francisco after 12:30 saturday morning. regular service is scheduled to resume in time for tuesday morning commute after the holiday on monday and bart will offer bus service across the bay bridge while the tube is shut down. summer is coming to a close so you better get outside and enjoy it while you can. up next we will check with yelp for best reviewed restaurants with an outdoor eating area. >> can you say hi?

>> you look pretty good. >> this is your savior! >> a minnesota state trooper helps save the life of that injured dog. how his actions also helped change the life of the dog's owner. >> a nice summer day in the forecast for your bay area sunday. when i come back we will update your current conditions and look at the afternoon highs and into the next week ahead, coming up.

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with a win today giants can take their weekend series against st. louis cardinals but they will need a better offensive performance today than they were giving yesterday. the game was decided in the 5 5th when cardinals scored four runs and went onto blank the giants 6-0. the pitcher will take the mound for the giants for the first time since august 17. the giants wanted to give the rookie a rest. a milestone for silicon valley pride parade and festival, celebrating its 40th anniversary. it is from noon to 7:00 downtown san jose. there will be live music on two stages. performers will include a former american idol contestant from the area and santana tribute brand. the parade starts in about 45 minutes. here is a map of the route. it goes down market street to park avenue. a minnesota trooper credited with helping save the life of the dog and inspiring

the owner to save his life for the better. he was hit by car in july. there is the black lab. his owner says he saw what happened and tried to rush him to a clinic but when he saw that the clinic was closed he desperately called 911 for help. >> it came out that it might be a person. >> yeah, i said my best friend is dying. >> the state trooper responded and you can see he is an arrack war veteran and used to work at an emergency room in baghdad. he still tourniquets and that helped the lab from losing too much ride on the way to the vet. >> he had a cut from his elbow to his wrist area. >> would he have made it? >> you can speculate but the

tourniquet increased his chances. >> that's almost as good as our forecast today. rosemary is here. >> i love that forecast. >> so do i. nice, warm, not too hot and not too cold. absolutely perfect. over the bay towards the east we have partly cloudy skies out there this morning, partly to mostly cloudy along the coastline, relatively mild weather settling in for your sunday afternoon. we have an advisory for those that plan on heading to the coast today. an increase in rip currents is expected for our west facing beaches and that will be for your sunday. keep an eye on the little ones if you are heading to the water. giving you a look at cloud cover, partly to mostly cloudy along the coastline. these clouds are beginning to burn away as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon for east bay shoreline, north bay, south bay, mostly sunny. winds are onshore but light. fairfield is reporting ten. we have eight around oakland

and calm in napa. santa rosa has an easterly breeze. it is 60 for napa, 64 san francisco. livermore you are at 70, 64 hayward, 67 for san jose. if you are going see the giants play we have a westerly breeze with 70 expected at game time and partly sunny to partly cloudy skies for you. we have 72 for sausalito. 76 for rich manned, 82 for vallejo, mid 80s for fairfield fairfield. it's a warm one but comfortably warm the closer to the warm, 74 al me today, 76 in oakland. if you are going to the farmers market it is already a pretty start. 80 at san jose, 79 santa clara

and 79 for sunnyvale. the water in santa cruz, it will be 80 degrees this afternoon. the extended forecast is showing you temperatures will be warming as we get into your back to work monday but not by a lot. you may notice especially for inland cities we'll get to near 90 for monday. but it doesn't last. by tuesday temperatures are falling and we continue to see that cooling trend wednesday into thursday and around the bay will be in the low 70s. our inland communities, upper 70s, 79 wednesday, 78 thursday. back to you. >> thanks. looking good. if you are looking to are places to enjoy the last official week of summer, how about some of the best outdoor patios? >> we checked with yelp for the best reviewed restaurants where you can enjoy a meal in the

great outdoors. >> we will start in east bay with jupiter in berkeley. have uber there? >> i haven't but it looks nice. >> great outdoor patio, four stars with more than 2000 reviews and known for hand crafted beer and wood fired pizza. yelp user says their dreamy back patio is an incredible space, such an awesome lively place to hang out and it is always crowded. >> i can verify that. >> next, offering a six course tasting menu with seasonal ingreed enyias. >> am bee answer was -- ambiance was contemporary and comfortable. >> next, the only water side wine and bar taste room. they opened 20 years ago and do

$1 oyster night on the first and third friday of every month. >> one of the reviews we looked at, linda says by all means get the $12 wine slice, three pours of reds or whites and drink it on their deck with a view of the bay. >> that's good advice. beer garden. they're serving german beer and locally sourced food. >> i might head out there. that looks like my kind of place. >> rachel says there is nothing better than sitting in the sunshine and enjoying a giant beer. so true. >> just a few of the best reviewed patios. now if you were thinking what do we do today, there are a few choices. >> enjoy the summer. let's talk about the presidential race because it's turned a party favorite into very big business. >> if you are looking for a donald trump pinata local stores say get in line. we will tell you who is buying them up.

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it is about to get easier for people in sonoma to water their gardens. people have stopped using sprinkler systems and hoses like we were supposed to can start using recycled water. a recycled water station will open for the people who live in the area. it will be open monday through thursday from 10:00 to 3:00 and that is located on 8th street east near the sonoma sky part airport. it seems a lot of people want to swing at donald trump. a pinata designed to look like him is a big seller across the country. according to the press democrat the pinatas are selling almost as fast as they are placed on store shelves. a store owner told the paper that most customers buy them for fun but they have also been used at recent trump protests. starting tomorrow, president obama visits the front lines in

the fight against climate change. he will begin a three day tour of alaska and first stop in anchorage for an environmental summit. tuesday he will hike and take a boat ride to see up close an active glacier that's receded more than a mile due to factors including climate change. wednesday he makes history, first sitting u.s. president to visit the alaska arctic. hit show fashion police will return to the air tomorrow night. melissa rivers is going to star with the cohosts. her mother joan rivers was the host of the show of course when fashion police premiered in 2010. tomorrow night's show will focus on the looks at tonight's mtv video music awards. final preparations are underway for those video music awards. miley cyrus is going back to the vma stage this time as host. performers include nikki minaj,

bruno mars, justin bieber. taylor swift will be hitting the stage for her new video and kanye west will be receiving the michael jackson video vanguard award. that show starts at 9:00. >> how crazy do you think that will be? >> very interesting. >> remember when that number of hers stole the show and everybody was talking about it? >> yes. >> we can only imagine what this will have. we don't have to imagine what the weather will be because you are here to tell us. >> that's right. i have been saying this all morning. we've had great weather in the forecast today and into the business week we will see subtle changes. a little warmer, cooler but all in all very quiet. a live look as we head into att park. the giants will play at 1:00, 70 degrees with a westerly breeze. it will be a nice day in the stands. as for the extended forecast here, we will continue with the morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. temperatures today are like yesterday but drier air is in

place, not as humid today. then into monday temperatures will warm slightly. by tuesday they are coming back down, upper 70s in the forecast for inland cities as we start september. >> looking good. >> perfect. >> thanks. >> can't complain. that's our show for this morning. thank you so much for joining us. >> highway 101 is going to be closed from 9:00 tonight until tomorrow morning. they're hoping to open it up by 4:00 so your morning commute should be fine. stay tuned for fox news sunday immediately following the show. have a great sunday. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for joining us.

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